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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by chopnaira: 5:33am On May 17
guysbewise:


The name is Benin River meaning the river belongs to Benin.
Bight of Benin meaning it belongs to Benin people 🤣

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by muykem: 5:51am On May 17
Edo state is just one state and not a region. Edo can't become independent nation alone so why must all states link to the sea. We are talking about landlocked SE because of their demand for Biafra Republic.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by 2elliot: 5:55am On May 17
erad:
I don't know if it's boredom or joblessness but the rate at which people create mountains out of mole hills is worrisome.

You'll just invent issues where there's none, to what end?
The average IQ of the black man is 85. No wonder your ilk can't create a successful society.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by guysbewise: 7:14am On May 17
chopnaira:

Bight of Benin meaning it belongs to Benin people 🤣

Bight of Benin belongs to the Benin Kingdom.

Watch the BBC documentary on the Benin Kingdom when the Europeans came to West Africa. The Benin Kingdom was the Super Power in West Africa.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GW0J2wyINQ

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by igwebuike01: 7:51am On May 17
Same thing they did to Abia. If Ondo can have coastal minority tribes nothing stops Abia

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by grandstar(m): 7:53am On May 17
AllTheWayUp:
Blame IBB(Babaginda), when he was creating new states, he wanted to please his Late Wife, who is Delta igbo.

The riverine tribes of isoko, ijaw and Urhonbo are seething that the Igbo speaking tribes were added to their state so they could chop oil money they were not entitled to.

Now, imagine if they had joined Edo to them? They might just have left it as Bendel state.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by BigBlackPreek(m): 8:00am On May 17
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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by Iamgrey5(m): 8:36am On May 17
igwebuike01:
Same thing they did to Abia. If Ondo can have coastal minority tribes nothing stops Abia
Ilaje and ijebu are minorities?.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by richie240: 8:40am On May 17
Hehehe.....deltaman weeping om behalf of Edo.
Why not prevail on FG to give them part or delta state (close to tge ocean) as solution yo d problem.
grin
Zooposki:
That’s the wickedness of them people that rotate presidencies amongst themselves. I’m pretty sure it’s one of them generals.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by Zooposki(f): 8:44am On May 17
richie240:
Hehehe.....deltaman weeping om behalf of Edo.
Why not prevail on FG to give them part or delta state (close to tge ocean) as solution yo d problem.
grin

Hehehe, Ondo state belongs to the Niger Delta.
Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by richie240: 8:44am On May 17
Tflex01:


Las las this cl.own na Igbo. 😂

😂
I wont be surprised.
Na dem dey carry other ppl mata for head just to cause division.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by richie240: 8:47am On May 17
Zooposki:


Hehehe, Ondo state belongs to the Niger Delta.
Then let ondo ppl deal with that.
E nor consign any baga.

It will be foolhardy of me (wey nor come from ondo) to carry their mata fir head like buns when my own still dey there for ground.
cool

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by Paraman: 9:03am On May 17
igwebuike01:
Same thing they did to Abia. If Ondo can have coastal minority tribes nothing stops Abia
Yorubas occupy all the coastal areas in Ondo state

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by SmartyPants(m): 9:53am On May 17
I have never understood why on earth Bendel was balkanised. That State was a true bastion of progress in everything from sports to the economy. If Nigeria were to break up, a return to Bendel would rapidly see that new nation progress exponentially.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by Almaigaa: 9:56am On May 17
OredoPikin:

Don't u guys have jobs except from pushing useless tribal bigotry all over nairaland.
What has Azikiwe got to do with this.
Please carry ur hatred and bitter heart out of this post Abeg
Na people wey get brain i made the post for

Emeka is pained grin


You no talk about how to save the Biafra as a landlocked country. Na Edo matter you carry for head like gala grin

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by gidgiddy: 9:56am On May 17
SmartyPants:
I have never understood why on earth Bendel was balkanised. That State was a true bastion of progress in everything from sports to the economy. If Nigeria were to break up, a return to Bendel would rapidly see that new nation progress exponentially.

If Nigeria breaks up, its likely that the Igbos of Bendel will leave with their kith and kin in the East

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by SmartyPants(m): 10:01am On May 17
gidgiddy:


If Nigeria breaks up, its likely that the Igbos of Bendel will leave with their kith and kin in the East

That still works. As long as everyone gets a choice and there is no land grabbing involved, why not.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by OredoPikin: 11:04am On May 17
Almaigaa:


Emeka is pained grin


You no talk about how to save the Biafra as a landlocked country. Na Edo matter you carry for head like gala grin
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Go over my profile
I have been called igbos here even ur leader helinues
All these damage control wont help u in facing the reality of Tinubu govt
Anyone that doesn't support ur damaged brain is igbo

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by OredoPikin: 11:07am On May 17
chopnaira:

Cry chukudi grin
🤣🤣🤣
Na today?

After calling everyone that doesnt support u igbo, go face reality
i happily receive the igbo tag with my full chest😋😋
I rather be called igbo for doing the right thing than associate with the stupid tribalistic yoruba region

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by Urgent1Million: 11:13am On May 17
Maybe you should also ask why Cross River State is in the south south but Abia and Imo are in the south east.
Such a confused map.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by ednut1(m): 12:25pm On May 17
Ondo, cross river, bayelsa, delta have access to the Atlantic. Are they now developed

This is access to the ocean and as you can see from the satellite map no structures are there.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by Goodvibes007: 1:13pm On May 17
eTroll:
that is ORON below and ORON is in Akwa Ibom State.
Akwa Ibom is in the west while cross River is on the north east of the shore. Cross River is one of Nigeria's coastal states..

Like someone already mentioned, posters of SE extract have been creating funny topics about access to the sea after news broke about cross River's deep sea port. and this topic is not an exception.

Cross River being a coastal state is not even up for argument.

Red line points to Akwa Ibom/ cross River border line. The pink points to Nigeria) Cameroun border line.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by LexngtonSteele: 1:22pm On May 17
BitterTruth0001:


You nearly finished him. At least the guy will sit down now and check his life .
Some of them have rotten diseased brains, failed products of society who were snapped up by politicians for use as online dogs.

See the logical question you asked and see the twisted reasoning he’s spewing

The excruciating pain made you log in with your second moniker to placate yourself. grin

E pain the okoro boy grin

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by Goodvibes007: 1:32pm On May 17
ednut1:
Ondo, cross river, bayelsa, delta have access to the Atlantic. Are they now developed

This is access to the ocean and as you can see from the satellite map no structures are there.
Edo has access to the sea via the Benin river, however, it would need permission as the south end of the river is in between Ondo and Delta state.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by Goodvibes007: 1:32pm On May 17
eTroll:
cross river is not a coastal state, stop arguing and debating on what you have no idea of.
The only LGA it had Bakassi was ceded to Cameroon.
It only has a river that links to the Atlantic
Even a goat knows that cross River is a coastal state. Continue arguing with your keypad.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by Enugurangers: 1:39pm On May 17
eTroll:
cross river is not a coastal state, stop arguing and debating on what you have no idea of.
The only LGA that had access to the sea which was Bakassi was ceded to Cameroon.
It only has a river that links to the Atlantic
First time I am hearing cross River is not a coast state. The things we read on Nairaland 😂

No wonder your user name is etroll.

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Re: Why Was Edo State Deliberately Cut-off From The Atlantic Ocean? by Enugurangers: 1:42pm On May 17
eTroll:
cross river state does not have access to the ocean

eTroll:
learn to ask questions while checking your map.
Cross river doesn't have access to sea, the communities bordering the Atlantic were ceded to Akwa Ibom and Cameroon.
Presently Cross River State is landlocked with just a river emptying itself to the Atlantic
Geography must be hard for some.

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